What Global Warming?

[red states rule]

I am waiting for Al to say "See I tolf you so"

Weather's withering heights
By David C. Lipscomb

The Washington area is expecting a 10th straight day of temperatures above 90 degrees today after record-breaking heat that exceeded 100 degrees yesterday and prompted the electric-power grid operator for the Mid-Atlantic region to urge customers to conserve electricity.

Record high temperatures were set at all three major local airports in the afternoon yesterday, according to the National Weather Service.

At the top of the chart, Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport recorded a high of 102 degrees, which topped the 101-degree record set in 1930.

Temperatures at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport reached 102 degrees, beating the record of 99 degrees set in 1980.

And, Washington Dulles International Airport recorded 101 degrees, which beat the 1980 record of 98 degrees.


http://washingtontimes.com/article/2...108090078/1001

[red states rule]

August 09, 2007
Al Gore Slings Bogus Borrowed Charges
By Marc Sheppard

Mr. Gore went to Singapore and peddled a phony story, one he appears to have borrowed without attribution. Echoing nearly verbatim Newsweek's recent Hillaryesque hokum that there exists a vast right-wing corporate Global Warming conspiracy, the Delphic Goracle even went so far as to repeat the most brazen among the story's falsehoods - that "deniers" had offered bribe money to potential authors of articles specifically trashing a then-pending IPCC report.


Speaking Tuesday in the island nation, Gore shamelessly repeated point after nonsensical point of Senior Editor Sharon Begley's The Truth About Denial, apparently favoring credit upon neither the author nor the publication. Quite astounding, as the basis of his cerebral petty-larceny was ripped straight from the article's core contention that, in Gore's words, there lurks an organized campaign,

"[by] some of the largest carbon polluters, to create the impression that there is disagreement in the scientific community."
Gore then feigned fair use by cueing up the weary marching tune of the left-wing's own genuine Global Warming conspiracy parade (of which he is the undisputed Grand Marshall) to the Singapore forum:

"In actuality, there is very little disagreement. This is one of the strongest of scientific consensus views in the history of science."

http://www.americanthinker.com/2007/..._borrowed.html

[glockmail]

unusual but not unheard of.

That is the key. There have been hot summers before. There have been mild summers before.

This isnt even one of the hottest summers. within the last century.

Its been the hottest here in a long time. We've been breaking records all week, today officially 101. I had to drive to Burlington and my dashboard indicator was over 100 for most of the day, up to 106 through Greensboro. Sure that's 10 lanes of traffic but we we all moving 70.

Its enough to make me stop burning coal and build a few more nukes.

[red states rule]

Its been the hottest here in a long time. We've been breaking records all week, today officially 101. I had to drive to Burlington and my dashboard indicator was over 100 for most of the day, up to 106 through Greensboro. Sure that's 10 lanes of traffic but we we all moving 70.

Its enough to make me stop burning coal and build a few more nukes.

'Daily Show' Mocks Kennedy for Opposition to Wind Farm
By Julia A. Seymour | August 9, 2007 - 12:44 ET
Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) earned the scorn of "The Daily Show" on August 7. Show reporter Jason Jones mocked the senator's opposition to a wind farm off Nantucket Sound.

With typical "Daily Show" sarcasm and melodrama Jones remarked:

"It looked bad for the native population, until one man stood up ... Yes. Ted Kennedy – noted man from Nantucket and co-sponsor of dozens of renewable energy bills – took a stand—against the wind farms."

Video can be found at the end of the post.

Jones interviewed "wind-hugger" Barbara Hill, executive director of Clean Power Now who suggested that the Kennedy's oppose the wind farm because of its proximity to the Kennedy compound.

"So you're suggesting the Kennedy's don't want this because it will ruin their view?" Jones asked.

Earlier in the segment, Jones interviewed Audra Parker of the Alliance to Protect Nantucket Sound. Parker showed Jones a visual simulation of what the beachfront would look like if the wind farm is built.

As the picture flashed on the screen, Jones responded: "Oh dear God. Look at that. Wait, I'm sorry. Where are the turbines?"

"On the horizon," Parker replied. "They're quite visible."

http://newsbusters.org/blogs/julia-s...tion-wind-farm

[glockmail]

'Daily Show' Mocks Kennedy for Opposition to Wind Farm....

I can't see where to play the video....

[red states rule]

I can't see where to play the video....

click the link and the links to the video are at the bottom of the page

[glockmail]

click the link and the links to the video are at the bottom of the page

Sill don't see it.

[red states rule]

Sill don't see it.

http://newsbusters.org/blogs/julia-s...tion-wind-farm

the link for video is at the bottom of the article

[PostmodernProphet]

try this....

[red states rule]

try this....

Thanks